Kate Middleton and Prince William's Dog, Lupo, Has Died at Age 9

Another year, another royal family Christmas card. Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are featured in a new card for the 2020 holiday season.

@teatimewiththecambridges, shows the couple at their graduation from the University of St. Andrews in 2005, and members of the royal family watched proudly from the audience.The footage, sourced from Kate & William: A Modern Royal Romance, shows the now-Duchess, then referred to as "Catherine Middleton," being called upon to kneel and receive her cap and gown.

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s youngest child, Prince Louis, has stolen the show on the family’s Christmas card this year.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, can be seen smiling widely as they sat in front of a pile of logs with their three children Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and two year old Prince Louis.

royal family have traditionally bought each other cheap and tacky gifts for Christmas. And it is a joke celebration that Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have happily joined in with over the last few years.

Kate Middleton and Prince William got all dressed up on Friday night to take their children George, Charlotte and Louis to see the panto.The adorable family-of-five walked hand-in-hand down the red carpet as they geared up for their fun evening out.The Duchess of Cambridge, who previously stunned in a red coat while on a royal tour, dazzled in a beautiful black dress, with ruffled shoulders and was emblazoned with little white spots.The 38 year old paired her outfit with some classic black heels

announced in a press conference that Wales was the only area of the UK where COVID-19 numbers were not falling. Speaking to the BBC about the royal tour, Gething said, "I'd rather no one was having unnecessary visits." "Their visit isn't an excuse for people to say they're confused about what they're being asked to do," Gething continued.

A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal)Kate and William's first stop on Tuesday was Cardiff, where they spoke to college students about their experience of the pandemic (and toasted a few marshmallows while they were at it).

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that the royal couple projected a sense of "warmth and fun" thanks to "gentle touches of affection" and "looks of love"—which is pretty hard to achieve with masks, so good job William and Kate.James took particular note of times during the train trip that William placed his hand on Kate's back, saying he's done so "as a gentle steering gesture in the past" but this time "he placed one splayed hand onto the back of Kate’s waist while they were just standing chatting to a member of the public,

Kate Middleton and Prince William are currently on their third day of tour aboard the Royal Train, traveling across England, Scotland, and Wales to thank people working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. But while "Royal Train" might conjure images of four poster beds and rich mahogany furniture and velvet absolutely everywhere, it's actually a little more austere than that.

, where they're paying thanks to essential workers and volunteers who are working so hard during this pandemic. And while the tour is obviously being conducted with safety in mind (Kate and William have been pretty consistent about their mask use...aside from in the below pics...), some ministers seem less than pleased that they're breaking travel restrictions.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN, this sleeping arrangement is entirely due to the fact that the train doesn't have a bed big enough to fit both of them.Per , the train has nine carriages, and the suite Kate and William are staying in features “his and hers” single beds. But don't worry, that inconvenience is more than made up for by the private bathtub and a 12-seat dining room.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have set off on a tour of the U.K. aboard the fabled Royal Train, a mode of transport reserved only for the most senior members of the royal family.

, the Duke and Duchess plan to spend their time meeting frontline workers—including care home staff and teachers, as well as school kids and volunteers who have gone “above and beyond” this year.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have been spotted putting on a rare display of affection as they embarked on their royal tour of the UK on Monday 7 December.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 38, were seen exchanging a loving glance as they visited Euston Station in London. Kate and William appeared close as they looked around the station and chatted to staff before stepping on the royal train to start their three-day tour.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have embarked upon their three-day Royal Train Tour, leaving London's Euston Station on Sunday evening.Kate Middleton and Prince William met with essential transport workers at the station to thank them for their hard work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kate Middleton and Prince William will take the royal train on a three day 'thank you tour' of the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will travel around the UK meeting front-line workers, volunteers, care home staff, teachers, school kids and young people to talk to them about their experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.The royal couple hope to pass on the nation’s thanks for the tireless efforts made throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.The 1,250 mile-journey will include stops in England,